Sentence examples for most peculiar expression from inspiring English sources

The most peculiar expression of VviMAPKKK was in pollen samples where most genes showed a up- or down-regulation, in comparison to other organs.

This may be the most peculiar aspect of SZ genetics that the persistence criteria predict.

This field is peculiar, as it is characterized by the urgency to preserve and disseminate some of the most peculiar intangible artistic expressions, especially those at risk of disappearing; so far these cultural expressions have been passed down mainly through imitation and oral tradition, so now technologies can play a role in fostering their preservation and documentation.

He has the most peculiar knack of expressing himself I ever heard.

In 1872, in "The Expressions of the Emotions in Man and Animals," Charles Darwin described blushing as "the most peculiar and most human of all expressions".

Charles Darwin himself exclaimed that blushing is "the most peculiar and most human of all expressions".

One of the most peculiar patterns was that of miR-252-5p miR-252-5p miR-252-5p of expression towhich the end of N5, approximately one or two dayshowedr the peak of 20E, and then the expression steadily decreased during most of the N6, including the days of the peak of 20E of this stage.

Jesse Green, Vulture The construction of China Doll is most peculiar.

One of the most peculiar aspects of epithelial mesenchymal transition is the 'cadherin isoform switching' that consists in a downregulation of E-cadherin expression and a concomitant upregulation of N-cadherin with profound effects on cell phenotype and behaviour.

What a peculiar expression, methinks.

Most peculiar was my office.